The night did not start as well as we had planned with the Roomers taking an early advantage, their ability to put balls away when required, and snooker us when the opportunity arose.  ¼ time, we were down 9 – 3.

The second quarter did not get any better with a similar pattern emerging.  We had come up against a side out for redemption due to the way they failed to play out the games last time, and it showed.
The 3^rd quarter was a little bit more solid, but we failed to fully capitalise on the opportunities presented to us. 
The last quarter was not any better and at the end of the night we had gone down, 32 – 16.  The only shining light on the night was Mark Parrot, who managed to take 3 of the 4 frames on offer to him.

4th Division Report
Bring on the RSL!  That’s what we were all saying this week, because we knew we were a great chance of taking out this team.  1/3^rd of the way through the season and the side is starting to show real promise.
Starting off with the doubles combinations, we took 3 out of a possible 6 frames which is a damn fine effort.  Well done to Lauren Black and Melanie Butcher for grabbing 2.  (Golf Clap).
This week some of our singles players took a step up to provide stability through the entire team, lead off by Michael Hoskins winning 2 of his 3 frames.  If we all could follow his example, then we would have a successful night.
We gained the early ascendancy because of this and were further boosted when Mark Fraser won all of his frames. 
But as all sides in finals contention do, the RSL started to come back with a vengeance.
Despite both Chantel Parker and Justin Rosmalen taking 2 frames each, we finished, going down 19 – 17. Another desperately close margin against us yet again.